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Double negation in English Grammar [closed]
I'm unsure if the following sentence contains a double negative, or whether it’s even considered grammatical?
He doesn’t like anyone who isn’t British.
Do the emphasized words doesn’t and isn’t ...
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Should we use “not to” or “to not”? [duplicate]
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Order of “not” with infinitive
It's OK to make mistakes; it's not OK not to learn from them.
What kind of grammar structure is this? Could I use "to ...
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Parenthetical double negation?
Is this a double negation? Is it still grammatically correct? If not, what is a better form?
He cannot go outside (legally, not physically), because he is under house arrest.
The meaning is that ...
